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Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.
Dots.
nm & Mora Loaf n valuable hofae

DOta.
Jsssup & MORE lost valuable hors,
yesterday afternoon.
James Monaghan, Justice OF the
Peace, No. 404 shipley street
The schooner Maud yesterday sailed
frou this port with load OF powder.
The Charles Mullip Co.'s new build.
ing Is nearly completed.
Barney Rey bold OF Red Lion HUI
drsd is reported to be Dangerously III.
Ferris Esos. contemplate issuing thei,
Safe directory next January.
Mr.. u nfy5e, inspscto, OF weights and
messures, l, making his annual toul
tnrCusn ,no 10 - er part OF the county.
The work OF paving Front street ha'
hesn discontinued to day ou account q
the weather.
James Newman 10 building four new
houses ct Delaware avenue aud Lin
coin street.
ger Railway Is paving the street be
tween its tracks.
PennsylvAnia avenue 10 bsing i'm
proved by having bed OF broken sloi
put on it.
The weather looks rather unfa vcrab'
FIR the trotting match 1t HAro's Corntl
TO morrow.
The big shoe lost In White Clay
Geek Hundred few days ago has not
bsen returned TO this offics.
When psrsous find money on the
street = refusal to return 10 10 the owner
10 Jast as bad as stealing.
W. aaIav
son aud Linden streets, will be com.
Ileted In few days.
The Harrington Enterprise 10 advo.
eating the ee,aolishme OF q National
Bank ct that place.
Henry Waters raised on ths farm Of
Mrs. Vail, near Mtddlstown, An eishty-
i've pound .pumpkin.
Edwin G. Sswdon has opened lum.
ber and coal yard at Thirtesuth and
Scott streets, and 10 preparing 70 do q
large businesn.
The Industrial Bazssr will open next
Tuesday 10 the rink building, Eleventh
and Madison streets, and the exhibition
will continue for four weeks.
The six story addition TO the morocco
works o: Gibson 8 Go. is nearly com.
pleted, rs Is also tne one story addition
10 the same works.
Z. L. Rtce. Jr. 10 having his hand.
eOme resiteboe on Penusy lvADis ave.
nue. thoroughly repsinted on the out.
side.
Poles are being put up on the e!ectri-
cal branch OF the City Passenger Rail
way. The wires are ready to be strung
MS soon as the poles are 10 position.
The private car CornW built for f.
II. Colman OF Cornwall. Psnps., wac
shipped oy the jackson & Sasrp Com.
paLy at As iast evening.
The ferry boat Delaware has received
q new smokss'acE aud cleared from tile
Harlan and HoIl!ngswoEtn Company 4
works.
A w,!l lighted room Is the eujovmsu,
OF u'ers OF rratt's Astral Oh. Z JAS
Bel', orug9'st, cole agent, Skin and
MArhet streets. AK yoar grocer for II
Do &c. fail to attend the public sals
OF Head & Co on Saturday, the 20 /
tnst "a per advert!sem ant, II you wan
cheap house, or the store st McDo~el.
vile is well worthy your attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Tn. Ersh. I.ss H,sht.

The eight round contest at the Grand
Central last evening between Martin
Neary and Jack Harding, attracted q
large audience, who thoroughly enjoyed
the performance. Neary was knocked
out In the third round, and as he failed to
come up when time was called Harding
was declared the winner, There will be
an excellent variety show TO night ana
tomorrow night, and next Monday mig eht
Jack Dempsey will make his 6rst appear.
ance In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
An Imm snSe stock,

The largest, finest ard mos! Y
stock of overc1als ever ofous h' 10 7,
city was received yes'eiiey :? =
Il Srn, the veil known arc y
ololLitrs Ct s eth aDi Marie. "a y
There Ia n a'nsle garment 10 y
tire lot bu; what they can rfcJD7
and as they are made to 'n.i g..
from the child Of 8 years 0 q e =,
etan of 100 years, 10 one can l'S
suited. There is equally ss u a'a =.
ETY. In the style aud Trlos - W..
the Gizss, aud .hsy are well S1.' .'
"a inspection by ,hOie Sa' Va
purchase.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Postponed vlsi, 90 trenton.

The contemplated trip by Nr. Herssy
with delegation Of ladies and gentle.
men 70 Tienton on Tuesday next, 70
visit the hedges constructed By the
Das ton Hedge Company rear that
p.acs, has beer postponed until the fol
ioSing Tuesday, on account Of the elec.
tim on that day. The parties who bad
intended going on the frat named day
viii please take notice and be ready on
the following Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Desperate Ait.mp, to Eseap,.

AS Superintendent Gales was passing
through the north sally port of the prison
at Yuma, Arizona, yesterday, he was seiz-
ed by convict and marched out, follow
ed by seven other conYicts. Gre of the
conyicts rushed into the office. wrenched
open drawer and secured pistol The
Superintendent called upoa the guards 10
shoot the convict no ding him. Riggs, a
life convict, secured the pistol from the
escaping convict, and killed the convict
who held and was stabbing the superin-
iendent. Two prisoners were killed and
three wounded, one mortslly Superin.
terdent Gales was badly wounded. There
were no escapes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Survivor. OF the R,caet,.' Battery.

On Thursday afternoon a meeting OF
thirty or fjfty OF the Surviving com.
RAIDS Of Battery r, Ricketts' Battery,
the gsl Ant com ms aud which held Gene
terry Hill on The ID Of July, 1868. vas
held 81 Harrttburg. Pa. 1t Was decided
70 bave reunion at Gsttysburg on the
% CT July, 1898. A regular orgapi2A
ton was Effected by the election Of the
following cfficers: Presidsrt, George
Helm back OF Lev istowp; vice pres ideDt,
NJ. b. Hughes of SbickshinDy; s.cre.
tHy and treasurer, j. fl. Schmel oi
Beading.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Al the ACADEMY.

Those who have not seen Dali, a great
succers "U nder the Gaslisht," ~ pre-
sented at the Academy OF N Musio, ,shon Id
not miss the opportunity which will BE-
offered to night, tomorrow afternoon
and TO morrow night. The seen 10 and
mechanical Effects of this play ere
among the finest ever seen In this ctty.
The FIRST three nights Of next week
VIII Carle,on's Russian plsy, "Zitka.
will be presented by Harry Miner a
company, with appropriate scenery and
costumes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
An Iusape woman.

Chief Of Police Dougbsrty received q
telegram last evening from Chief Wood
of Philsdelphia, requesting him u
have On ireaDe woman named Fannie
Brown, who bad escaped from an nsy
lum arrested. IL was supposed that
che had come to this city. but although
the officcrs made diigent search, thcy
were unable 70 obtain any tidings Of hel
up to this Us orninR.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
y,s,ticgiO o. r.

Etea r,aiee OF !. o. 0. =, a., /.
Trenton, y, j lssttv ln7i u.
mel st tbf depot IN cs,a..ta : y
sstlon Of the SOU h Ireoioa H,a ~.
nssG ea ts a bsOd O. 'tssa'i ? '3', y,
escorted 10 i6o hail s'ttE w. :
W.luiDstonisns sat down o'sy s,y
past az Gpe CT tie Eo'Ss a u.
WAS rendered TIE Vi-!tJib ~ ~
M I'hs mem5ers et zen -, =
numh.fipg .tou. 90 utn h7!'' '''. =
bcme, arriving lE this ciiy at , = =
sr's morning, well p.eaaou w.
val.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Tho Dn,ie Hand.

"Our Jonsthan's" Dude Band made
. street parade at noon to dxy aud Gre.
ated quite q ssnsstion. The memher "a
were In full dresr, with bhort white
ovtrcoa's, wbioh displayed the cinw
hammer tails Of their coats. Each one
had an eye glsss and a blonde wig.
They wers headed By n Yankee farmer
with bis rake In hasd, who caused con.
siderable fun along the route with his
comi sHl sayings.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
eehooI EnteYtainmant.

An entertainment is to be given satur.
day November 5, by the teachers and
pupils OF the Delaware City Public School.
The principal features o. the program sne
are Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works" and
singing BY Mrs Newton of st. Georges.
Inc entertainment wi be given in As
semsIy Hal and the proceeds will go To
wares purchasing an organ or "a piano for
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Texan Hangers to rign. the Bandits.

Texan Hangers to Right the Bandits
GALVESTON, Oct. 81 In response to
appeals from the residents of Starr
C)uuty for protection from the bordes
OF Mexi,sn bandit now hanging In this
vicinity, Governor Ross 70 day dis
patched company OF rangers 70 the
scene. Many Atroclous crimes have ri
ready beel com mitied, and fears for
lie AMI property are widespread, The
authorities on the Mexican aide are
ready 70 rid the country OF the bandits,
sod are ol'y waiting for action 10 be
taken by the United States or Texas.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

Almost every one Is fond OF fresh fish,
and Powell In the 81 street market is go
well aware Of thin fact that he always
makes IN effort to secure the best that
can be had for his customers Bir
stock for TO morrow will coasist OF
black baas, white A,b, front, Il ,und err,
fresh cod and other varieties. The ftslls
Will be open until 10 O'Clock At night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

"Thers are more things in heaven and
earth, Hcrstio, than ars dTesiot of In
your PHILOSOPHY" OF conrss. Why,
those Odd buffers suffered horribly with
aobes snd pains, Atd cidn'tAnd couldn't
know that Salvation OIL would cure
fhsn
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

Tie monument TO the late General
John y. BnckenridRe. at Lea ipgtou,
Ky, will be unveiled November 16
The occasion will be observed by a
grand civic sbd military parade. The
oration will he delivered by Senator j.
) q. Back burn. Tn9 bslnzs status Is
now in Lexington ready to be placed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Good prices fnr nnrua

At the sale By &. L. Roberts, At Belle.
we Ho'el, Ei1th ward, on Thursdas
sadtam, tie su1tionesr, worked iat:b.
fully, and maoaRed to make The 81
fresh cowa average about $50 each, The
highest price hrous b, was $7l so, which
was Is'd by VIM Msype, wi o o, up'es
ooe OK the DUPONT farms near Rock,
land,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Tad
.,,,..oaiiy hoope" !,

For ~ mon,s. gs., st. '9s Ss:a :; ''l.o'|
oso t'si.ns car, T,.ssn .ss' Ta,'o9 rG ~ .si,s
;s 5 & 'ois T'.,s a';'i s :, as!' : 'ssssa5:,, ss':,
.s .;s' = 9sss 4 ss.s sas "a !: =: +,
ss.s',,,i ss ! nd. gull, r. s,.s.9, OWL III
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
a,,.,IpstltuIc'

Tho NsS Css.ie County uI,LleO'
..,in.e ros no now in session al u. Nlss N1lsssstsli'
.oipd O5 SO teaclo,,h .,hi,s1 ned =
I "a" = "a rroaramme ~ u.,'cias
49, ,u'' 'r ,,Inwee. La,t s,g s,., ;se i
. - ~ xss cIoed@i 10 ,lro uT se;il
80 ~ = 49, he Hon. Ds'iIi ,,"c ,"lS as,5'
PhlIu -'Dh!a. bs r,sofi5,d VIE
g't,rnaf B.gzs aLc i''''
D!Guse
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
a Food Not Due to Rain.

SENECA FALLS. n Y, O,t. 27.-Ths
F'ahdpipe OF tue Seneca Fails Wattr
Works bnrft this sfternoou. TSe rosr
aac crash we're trependouF. a column
Of wafer thirty feet In diameter snd
yearly hundred feat high cen ed a
b 1ot which csDszsj property 10 the
extent Of S2S, 900 No ore wGs IL juraC
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
sullivan on for England,

BOSTON, Oct 27,-Tbe steamer Cephs.
lonia sailed for Liverpool this morning
with John L Sullivan, the pug let, and
party on board. A large crowd OF
sports paid him parting respects ON the
wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
VIII stop tho manutacturs of salt

i is announces from East sse'nsw,
Michigan that "tha Michigan Sal, An.
sools lon, which control the market
west Of Cleveland to the Rocky Mou-
ttius. vi!l Ftnp the nsuu:scture OF exit
fIom deem bsr 10 April l 70 rrduos
the Large surplus aow en- IL: market"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Advancing tho Price OF steel,

PIrTaBURG. Pa, Dc: N The Open
Hearth and Bsssemsr Steel MsDufsc
turers' National Association, witch hal
been In session Lere for three osys, I'd
jourbed tiDsily 10 night, after Adopting
neS Classification, which IL 1t saiC
slight y advance the rates Gu certain
arsdes Cf sse,i ,'anes W. Brown, o.
Pittsburg, was g., I president; Ben
lamin Atha, OF 1i"rsrk, n. j vic,
president, and A ~ - .n1cr Guthrie, O
New York, secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
s,ot Himself rwlce

BosEspALR, Pa, OF 3,-,'lI It, a
wicha, sn aged Gefmsn 's.n'a 81 . at,p
ing nes, Pfonptor, wbile u ,s.l
sent frsu Of niud ye'Ier1ay,t' : al, d
off into orc cf his fields sna ~.'I !, sI
twenty two cslib,s revolver, = . , Nj,
sIll biuself BE e:msi tsg .g.., III. ID
his LEAD, Que OF sh.rh 'oas ,ti, .a5,' s,s. 4
forehead { ID the otaer J..t', y, ma ,kI
in ear. Neither pene'I s'ea ,ss h1
sr5 bs .ben walked back 70 tIi IA I'd
ana loo. Cd b,mtsli up IN BIS U''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Collar R,,nn Rrnknn

An Is months old child Of Lsvis Hue.
bands, reading ptar RocklArd, Dfaa.
dy wiue Hundred, had It's collar bone
broken on Thursday by kick from q
horse, ~hioh It undertook to lead ous OF
the yard OF tho d yelling after II had ss.
capped from the stable.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
A SOLITAIRE,

William White Was the only prisoner
At this mornings session Of the city
court William Ia evidently on 9 sresl
big drunk, and Jadge Cumm ins i'm.
pc sed \ no II 80 and c,sts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
RaeeptIon OF Iiritnna

andrew Carnegie has been preEen ted
70 TIE Pfesidsnt hy CommodoTe Hsr-
nohS, and has afEsiRBed for tbs recep-
t'oh q. the White House, on Monday
Ltx'i OF the British Peace Arbitration
Con mittse Tie CON nnittee Includes
eifht mem bsTs OF the British Psrlia
nnths and three representatives of the
argest trades 1niops ip Eooland,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
The Beat

Is always III. article desirsi. Cha.. j.
II. Beckett, l08 West Seventh street,
sells the best goods 10 his line IN our
city. II you do not believe 1t call In
and sam pie his wbiskey.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

Afer vsinly trying all the vsr'ous
remedies recommended for the iron b es
OF tee.hing, DR.. Bu!l's B by Syrup gave
n a2'c&l relief, ssid our neightor.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

Jas. s. Murphy, NJ. D., Com pany g
Shops, n. G, wfites: 81 cell o grea,
deal OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, for
every ene who t:iss Is lihts H."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
.,ure o, the fenpo'a!'i'
,lA'o aRra 10. dsS
ras Wealn9z.

Tomorrow promises toner. TO Sf 81
,,rnsT 10 clearing aud Ssi,h ,sht ,hsip|
,,y - clearing With snsn'
a.aESas
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
WM,B, SHARP&CO
Fourth and Market SIS,

Kid Gloves have resulted j
our importing direct iror
the factories in France a
the gloves we sell. w
thereby get the best Frenc
Kid Glove, save the middle
profit ard put on sal
here a glove for as littl
money as any house in tn
country, with quality guar
anteed. Why not impoI
here as we'll as our neigh
boring big cities? You
the same as our:
which you certainly will az
preciate when you examin'
our Kid Gloves.
Derby" pique stitch
ed, heavy embroidered
backs, blacks and colora,
4 buttons, $I.8s.
Royal Centemeri
Cut, embroidered backs,
blacks and colors, S but
tons, $3.50.
"Royal," "Centemeri
CUT plain backs, blacks
and colors, S buttons,
SI35.
"Fourchette," c m.
bro;dered backs, two
shade fingers, 4 but
tons, SI,35.
Suede embroider-
ed backs, tans and
browns, 5 buttons. ST.
IS.
Suede" Mousque-
taire, embroidered backs,
only tans, 81 %,
"Pertec.ion,' plain
and embroidered backs,
in black and colors, {
buttons, 81.
Suede 4 buttons,
embroidered backs, tan,
81.
Queen plain backs,
4 buttons, tans, IS
certs.
We fully believe thi, t
be the nnest offering Of ger
uine French Kid Glove
ever sho sn in our city, an,
fully 90 per cent. under tn
regular prices for good qua
ity gloves.
Now tor the pruning
knife.
Of course, with such q
outlay as an importing o,dt
for gloves, what stock W
had must be closed out.
Many ladies' will frd re
markable bareains in tn
old lot reduced--here the
are:
About 10 dozen tans an
browns, 3 and 4 butto
lengths, ) to Z ! sizes, wer
81, now down to 50 cent,
About 8 cczen brown.
taLs and blacks in equ.
proportion, 5 button length
81 TO =, were 81 25; no
down to s. cents.
About S dczen tanp, ,blacl
ard browns, s. to j size
in s buttons, were Sl.3,
now down to 81 cents.
About 3 dczen tans an
bro Vns, s. to II, 5 button
were 81 SO; now do~n
silly. A few at $l.-5
with them.
About ? dczen uadress
tars and light browns, 5 bl
tons, 6 to =; were 81; 70
down to SO cenis.
Opera shades, 4 and
buttons, IN odd LOT, we
Toe. and ST; now all t, :
cents.
The WORT of the who
10: in ? buttons in b'acl
sizes 5l 10 81, are ali thro =
together Irrespective Of co
Y GU can pick them at 12i
a pair, originally about
times that price.
Il til,- caocAn IT, IL:
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

.KENNARD&CO,
Beautiful new
Cloth Jackets, splen-
didly m ade, good
cloth, cut the new
est and best; no old
stock; all new this
season.
Misses j acke is;
l2, ii and Is years,
S3.75.
Ladies' Jackets,
all sizes, S.; this is
a fine garment and
we think it cannot
be m atch ed any
w h ere. Ladie s >
Jackets $3.50; fine
and stylish.
Ladies' Stockin-
cite. A splendid
line OF these Goats;
S., Sc, $3.50. $40,
Sl2. First class
goods in every way.
We want every
lady in want Of a
Seal Coat to look
at our $27 quality;
it is far ahead of any
we know of at this
price. Also $32,
$37. $42. Value all
the time in what
we sell you; no rub.
bish or trashy goods
in any of our Coats.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Somethlpe Mica.

8 A. Bailey, Of Brandy wine Springs,
adVcr ,ises 10 sell rye straw.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

M ArTE8' . HGUSREf 10 GO
:? Ncr'a Hat. g:ris for hou,s yo.
=, ~ e - he7V. y4!,ey, EnKs poJr and Oiay.
M. 800 Ora, : . stre,t o1si.s a.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

EtR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES
O. gtUoesy and pToVlsion o1e, A
sa.e e-lrcs for lie vita email cApitsl All.
ofess' e. n -, this on %. oIS2G
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

W ScGr-a uIRL FOB GENERAL
hhus'Work in family Of faur, A
700, honJ 20 ;hs riSht psfs0n. Must Two
god Totu; enca Apply lt25 W IN AZ sse , a
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

WYATT MAN TO DRIVE EOIn
wagon. Apply st mili, Eleventh = nd
DuPoat straets. tna ots
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

SE HNTEn-BOAEpgRp, Is, W. COZ.
ss ns; CT. .oysIth and King STA, o2s.sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
ry,rvrsTs OF THE EMPIRE STATE RE
VIEWED.

-ou,,pp RECOMMENDATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,,.p,ous oFFICEs-sATIsFACToRY STATE OF
,,.ycrs-THE CENSUS DlsPUTE-INTEREsIS Of
,,,opxINGNfEN-MI TOPICS.
Governor Hill. in his Message to the Legislature
.s,ich is printed below, renews his former recon-
r,cndations relating to prison labor, sIrn% eIec-
,;ons in this city, amending the election laws III
soyor of naturalized citizens, Incorporation Oh
trust companies, bankrupt assignments Legal couh
sci for the legislature, remuneration OF the peo
n,o- instead of census charter revision ana
homo r,,lc for New-Yorl< abolition or the boafu
~ Perents of the University, State Board OF
charities and state Board of Health, ana various
nther topics. He announces gratifying cohui-
tion ~ the state finances and the success OF re-
cont taxation schemes advises calling Consul
t,tional Convention Of 10 delegates including
40 delegates at large AMI suggests the estaoiisr
mont of state Gas Commission ConcefhihS
the interests of labor he urges the desTaoilty oi
shorter hours higher wages, numerous hoho'9S'
and the Modification Of the Penal Code IN such
a manner that strikes and bOycotts shall not nc
made punishable us conspiracies. The aduiterN
ton Of food arbitration of labor disputes, manual
training in schools, protection nom faiiroao
fires. and the abolition OF the once Oh Sta'c
acent for discharged convicts, are also coisio-
aro1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
The Old and the New.

The old Style Pills /! WIG docs not Know
What agony they caused-what woel
You walked the door, you groaned, you sighed.
And felt such awful pain inside,
And the next day you felt 30 weak
You didn't want u move or speak.
Now Piorces" Pellets" are so mild
They are not dreaded by q child.
They do their work IN painless way,
And leave no weakness for next day,
Thus proving what Is oft contest.
That gentle means are always best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05

Tho Ruddy River
OF life Is the blood From the system receives all its ma
growth and repair It battles tissue OF the
body How necessary then that the blood should DO kept
the great blood food and blood purifier II Is sovere n
for all diseases due to Impoverished blood consump
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05

Delicate diseases In either sex, however induced
sneoily cured boot stamps Address IN conf
dence WORLDS Dipoasary Med,cA ASsocatien S6s Aaia-
st Buffalo ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05

The increase Of the annual expenses required for
the government Of the State is "a matter for serious
consideration.
While the tax rate for the fiscal year Is 205 mills
nnd that Of last year 2.96 mills, there In
fact reduction Of taxation, the taxes levied
last year amounted to S0,1GO,4O5 IL, and those OF
this year TO the of 90 81 2s12 81. showing in
OF s3J2,1o7 20, and this. Notwithstanding the
fHct that not a dollar appropriated towards the
completion of the Capitol. and the amount necessarily
required to prevent the prisoners In the State Prisons
from being Kept I'm dlencss refused, and several
other equally merltorious appropriations demanded
BY the best Interests Of the State at large
jected. while local appropriations, In which partic-
ar localities specially interested, granted
with exceeding beralty, and TO such extent that
felt compelled 70 withhold my approval from items
mainly Of that character amounting In the aggregate
to the OF S:,26747, which. II they had not been
dlsapprOved. would still further have sWcled tho tax
atom of the present fiscal year.
The exercise Of wise economy In all the Depart
pents Of the State government IL imperatively de-
manded The expenses Of the Legislature are an
nually Increasing, augmented by long sessions,
which occasoned In great part by the vast volume
Of local and special legislation enacted, much of
which, it would seem, might well be avoided pre-
vented by the passage of general laws.
TAXATION.
During tho past few years additional schemes Of
taxation have been adopted which have proved sue
cessful and brought new sources Of revenue to the
treasury These the Corporation Tax Law
whereby direct State tax IL laid upon certain
poradons, the amount received from this tax alone
during the fiscal year being the sum Of $780,
O61 a. the tax collateral nherltances under the
act OF 1885. which realized the sum of Ss4,l OF
during the fiscal year: the special tax on the organ
ization OF corporations, which only went into effect
on April 10, 1856, aud from which was received up
TO September 90 last the sum OF S536OO o. ana UP
tS this date the Of oOGl ~ additionai' making
total Of l,G61 49, Last year an act was passeu
which went into effect ON May frat, whereby small
sum was required TO be paid for the beneht OF the
tate by each notary public upon his acceptance
Of tho Office and there has been already realized
from this source alone the sum Of over $4'3OO ano
Il estimated that this special tax will annually
produce not ees than $4,000 being more than SUI
bcicnt to pay the entire annual expenses OF inc Ia
ecutve Department.
IL would seem to DO desirable that other and new
methods Of raising revenue should be Devised III
order to relieve the people from the burdens OF II
creased direct taxation While the times are siowF
but steadily improving, Taxpayers feel keeny tho
necessity Of continued etrcnchment and every POI
Sibe reduction Of taxation Will DO greatly appre-
eiated at the present time.
Another form Of special taxation hos beer sus
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SALES 4 THE CONSOLIDA RED STOCh ASD ~HT"~
LEUM EYCHANGE
STOCKS
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There has been much complaint OF lato years IN
regard to the alleged abuses aud oxtortonato charges
on tho part of gas companies. such complaint mas
not been confined % any particular section oil Tho
state although 1t has principally come from the Guy
Of New York: and tic general desire to remedy IL
In that city found expression In soverh ne"eu,o "
which were passed by tho Legslature tast year,